Our architecture is a blend of 50% app and 50% game, utilizing Swift and Kotlin for Android, and C++ for the game engine.

To enhance user experience, we leverage the native UI capabilities of iOS and Android, ensuring a seamless interaction.

We have a microservices architecture that allows us to swap components in and out easily, using Objective-C++ on iOS and JNI on Android for bridging.

Codex helped me begin the integration into the chat iOS app by setting up the necessary scaffolding and creating a separate Swift package, allowing me to start on the actual features right away.

We strive to integrate the best practices from both hardware and software development, recognizing that building mobile software can be as complex as hardware due to the need for precision and quality.

Unity cannot compete with Apple's 40 years of experience in perfecting fonts and UI animations.

We're using Unreal Engine and AR Kit on iPhone as major technologies to create our app, which enables us to produce content that previously didn't exist.

By switching to Islands for interactive components, you can achieve a 75% reduction in the size of the application, which can lead to a fourfold improvement in loading time.

I found our core segment of developers who wanted to create native apps much faster, including agencies working for big brands like the Green Bay Packers and Cadillac.